BlendCN started as a simple tool I built for myself as just a way to map design tokens to color steps. But as I kept adding features like live component previews and CSS export, it grew into something more comprehensive. I’ve always liked shadcn for its structure, but it felt a bit neutral. Radix, on the other hand, had this thoughtful approach to color across components. So I figured: why not combine the two?

I created Florida Elect as a way to make Florida’s in-state election results more accessible and insightful. With it, you can explore election data by district, dive into candidate profiles and their contributors, and uncover demographic trends that shape each race. It’s a tool designed to turn raw election data into clear, meaningful insights.

I immediately recognized an opportunity to transform a functional but outdated car rental platform into a seamless, user-centered experience. The original site suffered from an shrunken interface, inconsistent visual language, and a avalibaility process that created unnecessary friction for users.

I recognized a dedicated legal practice with extensive expertise in law across Florida. However, the digital presence wasn't effectively communicating the firm's professionalism or facilitating seamless client engagement. The original website lacked visual hierarchy—common issues for specialized service providers whose expertise lies outside digital design.

As a premier escape room experience provider, their physical locations offered immersive, captivating adventures—yet their digital presence failed to match this level of engagement. The original website suffered from an outdated visual design that created more user friction than necessary.

A local bakery shop needed a modern, user-friendly website that would enhance their online presence and attract new customers. The original website was outdated and lacked the necessary features to provide an engaging experience for both adults and children.